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Posted by EGutierrez91 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I don't know about that. My 9700 doesn't take 9 minutes, more like 5.

 
 
Posted by MattDub22 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

what OS????

 
 
Posted by diegonei Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Right after a OS update it may take anything from 90 seconds to 3 minutes for my 8520 to boot.

After I have all my apps and data back on the phone, it takes from 3-6 minutes.

How's that on the Torch? stable boot times no matter that you load into it?

 
 
Posted by Jaiden Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

9530 - 5.0.0.797 - 2min, 52 sec
9700 - 5.0.0.442 - 4min, 48 sec
Both on Telus network. Funny thing is, the 9530 is loaded with 3rd party apps (only 13mb available after battery pull)and the 9700 has no 3rd party apps installed O_o

 
 
Posted by 312 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Mine doesn't EVEN take 5 minutes, and I have 11 emails on my BIS account.

PS- That stupid "CRACKBERRY...dot com" drop has got to go. It's seriously ANNOYING!

 
 
Posted by devGOD Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I'm am willing to be that the 9800 does not have encryption & security turned on. That adds an extra 3mins to the boot time. For that test to work all devices have to have the same configure with security. redo the test with security & encryption turned on for all 3 devices. Then do it again with all the security off. my 9700 boot in 2min 50sec with the security and encryption turned off.

 
 
Posted by con4n007 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

my 9700 about 3-4 mins

 
 
Posted by MattDub22 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

What OS???

 
 
Posted by bigjimsax Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I am running 5.0.0.602 on ATT (sadly) and mine takes 2 to 3 min tops. Certainly not 10 minutes.

 
 
Posted by henningotto Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

my 9700 doesn't need such a lot time for booting...

 
 
Posted by MattDub22 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

What OS???

 
 
Posted by kjjb0204 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

9650 on vzw - between 5 minutes flat and sometimes upwards of 9 minutes.

 
 
Posted by veii Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 boots uo about as fast as the Torch. Is encryption or memory cleaning switched on on the other 2?

 
 
Posted by rdy78 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

my 9650 doesn't take that long haha maybe 4m but yes that was a quick boot you shoulda gave us some more preview of the 0s6 hehe nice vid...

 
 
Posted by Kache Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Takes about 8 minutes

 
 
Posted by devGOD Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

turn off encryption and watch your BB 9700 boot in less than 3mins

 
 
Posted by Spiral_ouT Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Once I saw what was going on, I backed my video up to where Adam pushed the batteries in. I put my battery in my 9700 at the same time as he puts his in. Mine finished only 10 seconds after the Torch. I have 21 3rd party apps.

 
 
Posted by Irving94 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

So what? Who knows what kind of info is on these phones. There's probably ALOT of data. It can't be inaccurate because he just did it right in front of your eyes.

 
 
Posted by Spiral_ouT Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Was stating that the test results are inaccurate to the general 9700 owner's reboot time. Of course Adam's old phone filled with texts, emails, apps, and other data is going to be slower than a new one.

 
 
Posted by shlee Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Something doesnt seem right. My Bold 9700 Is way faster than that. almost 5 mins and it kills my girls 9650

 
 
Posted by MOTH477 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I like my 9700. I wish boot times were better. Anyway I can't stop wondering if android winmo and Iphone test their devices to see which one boots fastest. Does this issue ever come up?

 
 
Posted by MattDub22 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

No, it doesn't. Those OS's may do less battery pulls, or none at all, but i tell you what, they have a boot time. I had the chance to work with a Galaxy S over the weekend and although the screen may come on fast it took about 3m 30s for the device to be usable, and another 1m for the network to come, and another 1m30s for the wi-fi to register. They don't talk about it because heaven forbid they have the same issues as a 'Blackberry'.... At least we're honest with our devices and discuss these issues.

 
 
Posted by Heynow388 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 boots in less than 4 minutes.

 
 
Posted by lilituc Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Tour 9630, 10 minutes almost exactly.

 
 
Posted by wojtas25 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 starts in ~2 or 2:30 mins with installed 24 3rd party apps.

 
 
Posted by bluegoose Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

T-Mobile 9700 running 5.0.0.743 boots from a battery pull to the today screen after the security verification in 2:45 and Berry Weather even refreshes by 3:45.

 
 
Posted by ice1124 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

iPhone boots up much faster than any of the BBs I've seen and used. My storm used to take more than five minutes to boot up, but my iPhone 4 takes a minute or two at most. I'm still a blackberry guy at heart, I'm just playing with the iPhone 4 until the 9800 comes out :)

 
 
Posted by Griffspen Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Is that after a battery pull on the iPhone?

 
 
Posted by Spiral_ouT Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

A battery pull on any iPhone voids the warranty. You have to remove screws and basically take it apart to get the battery out.

 
 
Posted by qrescue Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I spit my water out on that one. Lol.

 
 
Posted by mmcerlaine Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

that couldnt have been a serious question lol

 
 
Posted by ronjon12 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 boots up in around 2 mins.. about 10 3rd party apps, 3 emails accounts.

 
 
Posted by millyblick Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

booting time for me 4-5 mins

 
 
Posted by TheUnforgiven Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

7 Minutes and 48 seconds, with all 3 radios(CDMA, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth) on, running a custom theme, with 292.545MB of 404.375MB free on boot.

 
 
Posted by ahodgdon Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I just pulled my battery on my Storm 2 and rebooted. 3 minutes and 30 seconds to reboot. Not to painful.

Andy.

 
 
Posted by SeanBest Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 starts up in just under 2 minutes. This is a fail imo.

 
 
Posted by Scooter625 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9000 boots up in 1:58 on a BES with about 25 apps on it. OS 5.0.0.681

 
 
Posted by Rounin Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Just rebooted my Bold 9000 in 1:45.

 
 
Posted by lerxster Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

2:05 on OS 5.0.0.681 with my 9000... much improved since OS5 :)

 
 
Posted by gerard187 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Mind 9700 is under 3 minutes.

 
 
Posted by cestlavie77 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My good ol' 9000 boots up in 3 mins 40 seconds... running 5.0.0.509. Love this device. The _only_ BlackBerry to tempt me since getting it is the Torch.

 
 
Posted by jpres Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

3 1/2 --long, agonizing minutes.................

 
 
Posted by brandon_blackberry333 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

my 9700 finished 22 seconds after the 9800?

 
 
Posted by Rikter Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

For everyone that is saying " Oh my device loads so much faster ".... what you're failing to realize is that there are multiple 3rd party apps on each phone. The maker of the video doesn't say which or how many so you cannot compare your device boot time vs his as it will be different due to the apps and such.

Buy a torch, load it up with what you have on your current BB and then boot them up at the same time and the torch will probably kick your old bbs' ass.

 
 
Posted by siopow Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

agreed. i dont think this test is very accurate.

the test should be done with brand new phones fresh out of the box.

 
 
Posted by Irving94 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Lol How do you agree? He said the exact opposite of what your'e saying. But I agree with him, this is definite proof that the boot-up time is DRASTICALLY improved.

 
 
Posted by Spiral_ouT Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

You obviously didn't understand what he was saying then... He was saying the test wasn't accurate because the 9700 and 9650 had been heavily used. The only way to accurately get test results for this would be to have 3 Brand new, never used, phones

 
 
Posted by Barry178 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Those numbers are ridiculous. I can reboot form a battery pull in 2½ minutes.

 
 
Posted by Raekwon_ Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Just did the test on my Curve 8520 with OS 5.0 -> 2 minutes and 10 seconds

 
 
Posted by Zipper Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Well I just did the same as another person here on my 9700, I reset the video and did a battery pull at the same time, my OS is .862 running 8 heavy apps, a ton of email, calendar entries, a bunch of non ended BBM convos going and my time was just under 4min. And my BELL splash screen doesn't stay on near as long as the T-Mobile one here. My BELL one pops on for 3sec. So I've always been pretty happy with my 9700 boot time. Would have been more informative what OS's Adam had going there. All in all something is off there.

 
 
Posted by flyingspatula Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

3 mins 15 seconds for my 9700 with OS 5.0.0.862

 
 
Posted by scook94 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My Bold has a reboot time from battery pull of 110 seconds, running a .822 based hybrid.

 
 
Posted by Average Joe Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 used to take about 6-7 minutes...since I upgraded to OS5 build .602, it takes about 2.5 minutes.

 
 
Posted by ckeins Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

exactly 3 minutes between battery pull and security check. my 9700 is running OS 5.0.0.862, which is the fastest OS until now on my 9700.

 
 
Posted by JasW Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Only 90 seconds on the 9000 running 5.0.0.822. Don't tell me the Torch will be a downgrade in terms of restart time! Then again, I generally only reboot the 9000 because its skimpy app memory has dwindled down too far.

 
 
Posted by squane123 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Guys Why does my storm appear to be better then everyones. Does a simulated bat pull go faster... Mine 127 seconds. Do the math. LOL... That's with all things done and no lag when clicking any icon.

 
 
Posted by mildj84ns Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9000 on 5.0.0.822 gets to the security verification screen in 1:49 minutes

 
 
Posted by Jake Storm Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Obviously the 9700 and 9650 will be as fast, once they get OS6.

 
 
Posted by lcoulombe Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 is running .743 and it took 2:20 from the time I put the battery back in to the time the desktop appeared. So Adam, what the heck are you running on that thing huh? ;)

 
 
Posted by LOGITEC Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I am running a hybrid and i have a lot of contacts, messages, and apps, free memory is at 44%.

 
 
Posted by vgs487 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Takes around 4to5 minutes. 9minutes up is ridiculous, that never happened to me or most 9700 users commenting here

 
 
Posted by cloudberry Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Blackberry 9700 / OS 5.0.0.423 / 6 minutes 35 secs.

i still have 87 MB free memory on my BB.
only have 4 3rd party application

maybe it take long because of the old OS?

 
 
Posted by longhornkat Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My bold 9700 only takes at most 4 minutes to reboot and I've got quite a bit on it. And I agree with a few above, it will reboot faster with os6 :)

 
 
Posted by cybercs Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Just for the sake of timing it (I've never thought of doing this before) I did a battery pull on my 8900 and it took 7 min and 42 secs to the point where it does a security check.
Running OS 5.0.0.822

I love my 8900 (only wished it was 3G) but I will definitely be moving to the 9800 once it's available on Rogers.

 
 
Posted by markedone Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I've a storm 1 9500 ran I nice toasty hotfast reboot of 2:29:33 with 19 apps installed, counting time from the beginning of the red led all the way through to the 100% on checking security software

 
 
Posted by The Consigliere Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

there's no way it takes 9 minutes for mine to reboot. Now I'm not saying that I have a ton of third party apps but I'd say mine is more in the 2 minute range.

 
 
Posted by oldrich.mladek Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

BlackBerry Bold 9700
OS 5.0.0.862
2 minutes 20 secs.
app: gtalk, twitter, wordpress, gowalla, shazam, berryweather, superstore and app world 2.0

 
 
Posted by Maverick750 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

8330 running Nathanix OS5v6 hybrid - 3:33 total boot time. Relative but impressive (that this old mule even boots at all is impressive in itself).

 
 
Posted by robertdusa Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Yeah, something must be afoot here Adam. My 9700 was about 30 seconds slower than the 9800. And that's with quite a few 3rd party apps, and four email accounts.

I'm thinking for a proper test, you need to install the latest OS available for each platform platform, and only have the default apps, no 3rd party. Might also be a good test if all the SIMs were for the same carrier too. Only mention that because Kevin mentioned in a tweet that his 9800 didn't seem to last as long on Rogers.

My two cents.

 
 
Posted by tigo30 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

i dont know why it took so long, my 9700 (hybrid OS) boots up in 2:55 secs

 
 
Posted by MayorHaji Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Bold 9650 (VZW) 5.0.0.732 on BES: 6:16 including security tests.
Bold 9700 (AT&T) 5.0.0.602 on BIS: 10:24 including security tests.

 
 
Posted by HipPo13 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

around 13 3rd party apps

 
 
Posted by alderon_90 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I have a BB Bold 9700, and it takes about 2 minutes to reboot.Yet, I definetely hate it! That's why I sometimes decide not to get the app.

 
 
Posted by Guatiao Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Mine takes some 3 minutes tops!!! We need a poll for 9700 users on this!!!!

 
 
Posted by FalkensMaze Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Perhaps all the haters of the world should note that Adam noted that the 9700 was running 586 - let's move beyond why he's using an OS version pre-historic man used and keep in mind 586 was a CRAP build.

I can remember wanting to take my 9700 back to the store for a refund when I had some of those 5xx builds. One time I drove from my house to Burger King drive thru and back before that crap 9700 finished rebooting.

For people to bitch and complain "I'm running 862 with this and that and these many emails and yada yada yada" perhaps need to get a life.

PS since I have no life, I'm running 862 with:

-BES with 2 BIS accounts
-545 contacts
-239 emails
-360 calendar items
-26 3rd Party Apps
-6 Add-ons
-89MB Free

Reboot time, 11 min & 14 sec.

Suck on that.

-->Shall we play a game?

 
 
Posted by mmcerlaine Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

i got about 3:50, with hyrbid os6 software but 38 3rd party apps, not too shabby for most of my memory being used up

 
 
Posted by qrescue Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I was told that boot up time depends on the data on your phone. The bigger your contacts list is and how many emails you have. On a re boot the phone recompiles all the data

 
 
Posted by anastasiophan Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9650 with .810 took 8:10 to boot. I have a lot of messages and apps on mine. I can't imagine it taking more than that ever. It used to boot in about 4-5 minutes (when I first got it) but is bogged down big time now.

 
 
Posted by Synbios Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Most high end Android devices reboot in less than a minute after a battery pull. More like 20 seconds?

 
 
Posted by Synbios Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

i'm not sure why this posted twice i only hit the button once.

 
 
Posted by g.grimes Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

9 minutes for a 9700? Mine routinely takes 3 minutes on the spot.
I see the need for an investigation into the why and why not’s of boot times.

 
 
Posted by rijaxo Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

storm 9530 on at&t 2:55

 
 
Posted by SDBB_kick Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Took 6:37 to boot.

32 - 3rd party apps

Better than my old 8330, but I assume slower than the Torch with same apps and OS6.

 
 
Posted by kiddough Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

my 9700's time is closer to the Torch. I'm running .714

 
 
Posted by MattDub22 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

9700/5.0.0.862/5m37s
14 third party apps.
4 Beta Zone apps from RIM
3 email accounts
using a third party theme as well.

and further more, I've shrunk my OS to about half (53.84MB) using 'Shrink-A-OS' before that it SEEMED to take longer, but i have no data to back that up. 5 minutes doesn't seem so bad considering my older BB's... 7105t would take like 20+ mins!!! LOL!

 
 
Posted by MissJennell Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Man I wish my 9650 would boot up as fast as the one on here. Mine takes over 10 minutes to boot up and be functional again.

 
 
Posted by jkpitcher Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

When I first got the tour it only took about 3-4 minutes. The more apps I put on the longer it takes. Have about 14 apps now with about 80 meg of free space after a battery pull. Now it takes about 10 to 12 mintues now. Never timed it to know exactly.

 
 
Posted by vod332 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

it boots pretty fast too! I will time it this afternoon and get back to you.

 
 
Posted by MoonHowler2009 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My little Curve 8330 with OS 5 boots up way faster than the Bold 9700! Pathetic!

 
 
Posted by alderon_90 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 takes 2 minutes aprox. to boot. I still hate rebooting. That's why sometimes I prefer not to download an app.

 
 
Posted by millyblick Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

lol @ all comments. I knew this would happen because the test is not accurate. They all need to be fresh out the box so that the others isn't used already and filled with apps.

Just my point and some already said it for me.

 
 
Posted by flipAO Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I TRIED to watch the whole video...MY BlackBerry (8230) froze half way through LOL. Shows ya who got Berry goodness and who got sour grapes. Hahaha

 
 
Posted by lushpupp Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

from battery pull to main menu, my bold 9700 took 3:48 to start up. Im using build 5.0.0.862 with 94.2MB free space of application memory. This is with thousands of sms and emails, and lookout mobile security and bebuzz on startup

 
 
Posted by Mohis Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 doesn't take that long and has many apps/email's/messages etc! Must be around the 5 minute mark at the very latest!

 
 
Posted by DerekC28 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

with AT&T and 14 apps. Reboot took 2 minutes and 38 seconds.

 
 
Posted by kiddoo24 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Just did a boot up time test and my 9700 v5.0.0.862 took exactly 1 min, 43 sec!

 
 
Posted by iloveyiyi Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Hm... this might propel me toward the new 9800...

 
 
Posted by JusticeCalibur Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I'm with 9700 AT&T running its official OS. Agreeing with some of the previous posters, I would have to say that Memory Cleaning is enable. Reason for the long reboot.

 
 
Posted by DavidNC Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 8330 booted faster runnng 5.0.0.230 leaked ,not impressed

 
 
Posted by denisonhihi Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

my 9630 just booted in 2mins 39secs with 9 apps. I am on a hybrid tho

 
 
Posted by kfroese Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Curve 8330 on Bell
Running latest BBTweaks public 5.0 hybrid (v11)
Reboot = 4:11 (to home screen)
Stopped up/downloading = 5:51
Launch apps = about 6:30
20.6 Mb on boot up
-17 3rd-party apps (including 3rd party email program)
-11 Add-ons apps
-About 750 contacts, 25 calendar entries

I've seen my buddy's 9700 reboot in about 3 minutes when we compared his phone to my ancient 8330 (waiting for Bell to get Torch!)

 
 
Posted by ekim501 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 took about 10 min when I had the 5.0.0.743 OS installed – I now have the 5.0.0.862 OS installed and it takes 3 min.

 
 
Posted by crownr0yal Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

4 mins flat. teehee.

 
 
Posted by JimIllinois Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

1 min, 52 sec, from battery plug-in to a clean desktop. My only outside app is Google Maps, and I use the stock theme.

v5.0.0.862, installed over the weekend.

 
 
Posted by 1magine Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Don't know about the ability to re-compile info in BB6 on Torch, but like everything else surrounding Torch and 6, I imagine it is a marginal upgrade. Just enough to get noticed but not near enough to make anyone think you actually had a modern smartphone. Just think if the Torch had the hardware of the incredible, galaxy, X, or D2. 1ghz cpu, 512 RAM and 8 megs dedicated to aplication/media storage. Bat pull restart would be half complete by the time you got the cover back on.

 
 
Posted by cloudberry Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

after doing reboot test for Blackberry 9700 with :

OS 5.0.0.423 / 6 minutes 35 secs.

i decide to upgrade into

OS 5.0.0.743, reboot time : 6 minutes 45 secs

HOW COME????i thought newer OS will definitely cut down the reboot time

i only have 4 third party applications :(

 
 
Posted by squane123 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Notice all of the storm owner posts... So much faster than everyone else... SUCK ON THAT...Show me the STORM 3 with OS 7...haha

 
 
Posted by French Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

RIM should be ashamed. And for those saying their phone reboots in less than 5 minutes...I'm guessing you have less than 10 third party apps.

There are some of us out here with a lot more than 10 third party apps and yes I do use them.

I have up timing my Storm 2 reboots after 10 minutes. But you do know they are at least 10 minutes.

 
 
Posted by Jaredius Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Even a 5 minute boot-up time is rediculous. I cringe every time I have to pull the batt, do an alt-shift-del or reboot after an app install or delete.

I hope OS6 speeds that up on my 9700. I am concerned that OS6 is going to have speed and resource issues for us 9700 owners, forcing us back to OS5...hence the birth of the 9780.

 
 
Posted by tecknical Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

my 9650 takes 12:14 to boot

 
 
Posted by Mushu118 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9650 takes on average 3 mins to boot! I don't know whats up with yours!

 
 
Posted by cloudberry Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

i did 2nd reboot after getting pissed, i upgrade my OS, from 5.0.0.486 : 6 mnts 35 sec to 5.0.0.743 : 5 mnts 45 secs. that's impossible right? newer OS always shorter reboot time.

final reboot 5 mnts 9 secs

212 BBM contact
30 BB contact
FB
Twitter for Blackberry
1 BIS account (never use)
MSN
YM
Foursquare
Capture It
Babelphone English-Chinese
Interlecta Translator

 
 
Posted by smhism Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My storm 1 w/ .419, 4-5 3rd party apps (couldn't hold much more) and 3 3rd party themes would usually boot up anywhere from 2:20 to 3 minutes. Current phone w/ 23 apps - 45 seconds. RIM seriously needs to up their hardware.

 
 
Posted by ChuckH0308 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I had two Storm 1's that booted in just over two minutes. One was consistently 2:09 and the other 2:33 no matter what OS. The one that took 2:33 had plenty of apps and data on it, the 2:09 was just factory stuff. So, it is possible for the older berrys to boot in the two minute range.

However, my Storm2 9550 is a turtle. It takes about seven minutes to boot. I usually fall asleep while I'm waiting for it...lol! On the bright side, the only time I reboot it is with app updates and such, except for maybe two times that were due to issues.

 
 
Posted by tonywonder Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My Bold 9000 takes about 5.5 mins. That includes entering my password and it loading the rest. I have high security settings on my Phone. Its also the first Gen Bold 9000.

 
 
Posted by ChuckH0308 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

After reading the posts it seems as though some devices just plain boot faster than others no matter what model. I bet if Adam were to redo this test using different phones of the same models he would get different results. I wonder why that is though?

 
 
Posted by joebmxx Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

my curve 8520 loads up in about 3-4 mins on os 5

 
 
Posted by evb624 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

4 minutes 20 seconds

 
 
Posted by blakeberry Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

This made me curious regarding the two BlackBerry's I have in front of me. My Storm 9530, which I have had for quite some time and my Bold 9000 through my work.

Storm 9530, OS 5.0.0.797 (BIS) clocked at 3:04.74
Bold 9000, OS 4.6.0.304 (BES) clocked at 2:01.38

I guess that's not too bad. Running the official OS on the Bold and a leaked OS on the Storm.

 
 
Posted by mslee1 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I just did a boot test with my Verizon
9650 that is approximately a 10 days old. Very few apps so far (Facebook, TFLN, GoogleTalk, USAA, Pandora).

Total boot time: 2min, 50s

 
 
Posted by Jay_Neutron Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My T-Mobile 9700 running 5.0.862 loads in under 2 minutes. I dont even think my Bold with the stock OS took 10 minutes.

 
 
Posted by rupalazzi Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I don't know guys, but in my opinion the test should had been with all devices running the same OS, or all devices running as they come from factory. That way you could messure how well the hardware handles the software, otherwise there are too many factors that varies from one device to the other.

Besides, I don't understand how a Bold 9700 takes almost 10 minutes to boot up. I own a 8900, running OS 5.0.0.592, with a lot of apps on it (since I've been doing some testing), and it does even take the 6 minutes that the Bold 9650 took.

 
 
Posted by hawk2100n Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

4:59 on my ATT 9700 with 5.0.0.602 and 80 MB free.

 
 
Posted by cd247 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

2:56: For the T-Mobile splash screen to appear.
3:06: The moment 9700 finish verifying security software.

 
 
Posted by nsx1164 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I reboot every day - AT&T Curve 8900, OS 5.0.0.509
Reboot times are typically on the 5-6 minute range.

- 10+ BIS email accounts
- 400+ email contacts
- 24 BBM contacts
- large mailbox
- approx 30 third-party apps including several GPS/intensive
FB, Vodafone Update, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Talk, Yammer, Trillian, etc
Foursquare, ATT NAV, other GPS apps

 
 
Posted by michikade Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Bold 9650 running .810

Boot time is right at 4 minutes.

(I had a bad database last weekend, however, and my boot time was around 22 minutes. YIKES! But a wipe fixed that issue)

 
 
Posted by MRWOLF6969 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

ON US CELL W/ 71 Contacts 32 Programs 6 Emails 5 texts and have a reboot time of 4:05 on my 8350 running 5.0.0.654

 
 
Posted by jstoltz Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My battery pull time on my 9650 is about 7 minutes. The big difference is with my previous Tour I would lose memory and have to reset every 24-48 hours or the unit would start to lag. With my 9650, I often go 2 WEEKS without resetting because I lose zero memory and have no problems. I look forward to BB6 reducing reboot time as I sometimes change batteries on the fly.

 
 
Posted by l7jr Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My ex gf 9700 would boot in about 4-5 minutes and she has more apps than me.

My 9650 is ridiculous. I have maybe 10 apps but my msgs are there for the max 30 days and it takes anywhere from 8-12 minutes to boot up. I'd rather have the faster processor than the extra ram.

I rebooted my friends 8900 at the same time as my 9650 last night and her phone was back on the home screen when mine was about 25%.

 
 
Posted by kukaluka Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My bold 9700 with the OS 5.0.0.862 boots up at 2 minutes and 15 seconds. Recorded it twice with the same average results of 2.15.

My phone 8 E-mail account on BIS plan. About 15 3rd part apps. Also has a 3rd party theme applied.

 
 
Posted by Illuminated_A Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

9700. 22 downloaded apps plus bbm. running OS .862 :-)

 
 
Posted by bolded7 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

2:40 on my Bold 9000 running 5.0.0.681. I thought that was a long time until I just saw this video.

 
 
Posted by BB_Addict_09 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Bone stock AT&T 9700 with .656 booted up completely in 1:32.

Should be getting my Torch on Thursday so I'll have to see how the two compare....

 
 
Posted by Five50What Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Storm2
shrunk OS 5.0.0.713
39 3rd party apps w/114.5MB available

Takes like eleventeen minutes to reboot....suck

 
 
Posted by Mikey52 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Wow.. I'd kill myself if my phone took that long to boot up.
My S1 boots in less than 3 mins.. 5.0.0.419

 
 
Posted by ShellyMiddleton Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I have a loaded Storm 2 9550 os 5.0.0.713. It just took mine a full 13 minutes to come up from a battery pull.

 
 
Posted by heartagram616 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

about 1 minute to be fully functional upon reboot of my Droid X. I sure do miss certain things about blackberry but the OS and boot times i do not.

 
 
Posted by cerhardt Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

It takes my Bold 9700 13m 48s to reboot.
My current version in 5.0.0.602
22 3rd party apps
3rd party theme
8 email accounts.

***I only reboot if my phone freezes up, so only about 1x a month for this very reason!***

 
 
Posted by R0Bzombie Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My bold 9700 on rogers running official vodaphone 5.0.0.862 is doing 4min10secs

 
 
Posted by Frank2029 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Just tested my girlfriends 9700 on 5.0.0.602. 3 minutes and 7 seconds.

time for an OS change there... fkin 9 minutes... you kidding me?

 
 
Posted by mikeppolson Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 takes 3 minutes

 
 
Posted by geotos Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 took 2:28 to boot up.

 
 
Posted by snakecdboy Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My bold 9700 takes 2 minutes maximumm with using a Hybrid from willboy V7 and with .862 take around 2:30 minutes maximumm, and it is a super extremly fast software. love it..

 
 
Posted by HTC_Droid_EvO Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

The dont call it research in slow motion for nothing

 
 
Posted by richiebrewer Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Our Bold 9000 running the latest hybrid beat the Torch, by a solid 20-30 seconds. Another 9000 running the next-to-latest version of the hybrid was just as fast as the Torch. The Torch beat the 2nd Bold to the AT&T splash screen, but the Bold caught up and they finished verifying the security settings at the same time.

 
 
Posted by TillMarch Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

33 seconds :p

 
 
Posted by crazy2513 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

3 min 20 seconds.

 
 
Posted by addictedlypink Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

v.4.6.0.303 2mins.. not much apps on it tho..

 
 
Posted by nikkisharif Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

4min 51sec

 
 
Posted by vedelorme Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

my bold 9700 .586 os...... 2 minutes 23 seconds!!! what do you have on your BB 9700 that it took so long?

 
 
Posted by Flyerguy Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My Bold 9700 is loaded up with data and my battery pull restart took 3:23.. My 8310 Curve didn't take anywhere near 9:00 mins.

 
 
Posted by BP27 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

i rebooted my nearly fully loaded 9630 at the exact sametime as he started the other blackberry's, and to my suprise the 9630 fully started well before the 9650 and 9700

 
 
Posted by mirren Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Running Jasper's new hybrid. Over 40 apps, 10 themes, with heavy email, texting and BBM loads and my reboot is averaging 4:50.

 
 
Posted by RubberBroke Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Ok,

Here we go Timer started the moment the battery hit the contact points...

Boot Time : 6m 40s (Including Security Check and Network Lock)

Phone : 9700
OS : 5.0.0.862
Carrier : Vodafone (India)
Free Memory : 86MB
WiFi : On
Radio : On

Phonebook : 520 Contacts
E-mail : 5 Accounts
SMS : 24 Messages
BBM : 8 Contacts

Loaded Apps (Manual Launch) : 33 apps. (Excluding the ones below) :D

TSR Apps (Loaded in Memory) : VeryBusy, bbCard, MessageSchedule, SMS Vcard Addon, LinkedIn, Alarm Clock, Documents to Go Files, Where's My Phone, BerryBuzz, LaterDude, OneTouch Flashlight, Call Blocker, Snippits, Add to Contact 2, MultiClipboard and regular BB core apps. :D

 
 
Posted by squire302 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

4:06

I didn't know the amount of apps you have had an effect. I don't that many apps on this phone.

 
 
Posted by mutlus Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

9700 on 5.0.0.862, Turkcell, with lots of installed apps (80MB free app-memory), 8 of them starting at launch and also 400 messages, 350 calendar entries, 250 contacts. It just took 3m57seconds.

 
 
Posted by geek126 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I have 13 3rd party apps and my reboot took 3 minutes and 48 seconds

 
 
Posted by aviatorjud Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

...a very scientific test. The only way to compare is with freshly wiped phones. And even then, the OS version can make a huge difference.

 
 
Posted by donnation Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

A load time of over 2 minutes is still ridiculously slow.

 
 
Posted by LayzieBone075 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

10 mins?? I've never seen any BB take 10 mins to reload! Hahaha you must have A LOT of apps haha!

 
 
Posted by sniickers Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Oddly enough I had just reset my 9550 about a minute before watching this video and the 9800 beat it by like 20 secs. Thats a big ups to me. But being I never had a 9700 but have family members who do, I never reset one and I am quite surprised how long that took. BTW my 9550 has encryption on and security.

 
 
Posted by sniickers Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Oddly enough I had just reset my 9550 about a minute before watching this video and the 9800 beat it by like 20 secs. Thats a big ups to me. But being I never had a 9700 but have family members who do, I never reset one and I am quite surprised how long that took. BTW my 9550 has encryption on and security.

 
 
Posted by PsychoGeek Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 reboot around 8:20

OS: 5.0.0.862
Contacts: 2055
Calendar Entries: 62
BIS Email Accounts: 6
Email Messages: 1239
SMS Messages: 2885
Free Memory: 67MB
with SmrtGuard and Adorno! MultiAlarm running in the background

I'm not sure how others claimed they got less then 3 mins...maybe the amount of data you have also play it parts in your BB reboot time

 
 
Posted by eagle007 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Thought that I would try it while watching this video...total time 2 mins 6 seconds.

 
 
Posted by Doc_Rockulus Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Total start up time: 3:15
Battery in - Telus screen: 3:00
15s before it would let me unlock.

19 mb free, not too much installed, reinstalled system software two days ago.

 
 
Posted by jaredberry Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

2 min 20 secs with folders and folders full of all kinds o apps.....................

 
 
Posted by jorgerangel159 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

My 9700 boots up in 1min or less

 
 
Posted by NYBOLD9700 Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

3:40... feels like an eternity tho when you need to make a call!

 
 
Posted by laollis Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

2 min 3 sec

 
 
Posted by imingwahyudi Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

yes, it did round that...3 email accounts, with several apps...:D

 
 
Posted by snieves Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

The Bold 9000 running almost any version of 5.0 would beat every one of them, by a lot.... my 9000 takes 1:10min to boot

 
 
Posted by snieves Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

and its running a frack load of apps too...

 
 
Posted by acmair Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

after reading this article and putting my Verizon 9630 to the test, I realized slow is giving my phone too much credit. After over 10 minutes, the load bar is about 60-65% loaded. I will comment again when it is done. EDIT: I think my phone froze because its been 15 minutes, and its still at 60-65%....

 
 
Posted by acmair Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

Official time for it to reboot completely: 17:23 That's absurd

 
 
Posted by isteal Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

I spent the night playing with all my old BBs and the current one (9650). I recorded all of my boot times with their configuration...

Bold 9650 - 5.0.0.732 = 9:11 (no sd, 14-3rd-party apps,
bbm data, etc., no service books)
- 5.0.0.732 - 8:26 (SD card inserted,
14 3rd party apps, bbm data, VZW service books)

(Weird that it was faster with vzw crap)

Tour 9630 - 4.7.1.61 = 5:42 (no sd, factory fresh,
connected to VZW service books)
- 5.0.0.732 = 6:40 (sd, factory fresh, vzw service
books)

Curve 8330 - 5.0.0.230 = 2:05 (no service books)
5.0.0.230 = 3:46 (vzw service books, factory fresh)

8703e - 4.2.1.110 = 1:25 (factory fresh, no service books)

 
 
Posted by kthomp Tuesday, Aug 10, 2010 651 days ago

this is all def due to the new OS... and of course the memory and hopefully processor upgrade.

 
 
Posted by nick13b@msn.com Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 651 days ago

well folks one thing that the Storm1 can do better than your phone is boot up time! I have 20 mb free and it only takes my phone 2 minutes and 5 seconds to boot! And thats with the newest O.S 5.0.0.797!

 
 
Posted by infinus Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 651 days ago

my 9700 takes 2-3 min max, on Voadfone .862

Note**
Apps: Docs to Go premium + pdf to go, Google Talk, some File Manager.
Games: None.
Emails: 6 + 1.
Other data: 675Kb (phone book + calander, Task, password keeper, Memo)

 
 
Posted by nolan.b Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 651 days ago

Hey guys,

The last official OS .862 boots up similar to the 9800 where the "dash" goes to 3/4 quickly. And definitely don't wait more than 3-4 minutes to boot (as others have claimed with same OS)

But kudos on the 9800.

Cheers to the test.

 
 
Posted by mitchsurp Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 651 days ago

With the latest available OS (.862), my 9700 has a boot time of just about 3 minutes.

 
 
Posted by chawki212 Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 651 days ago

I tried my 9700 Tmobile with the Video and it finished just before your 9650, i think that the 9700 hat you are trying is in it's first restart after an update or something...

 
 
Posted by chunt69 Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 651 days ago

Tryed this a couple of times, first time took 3:45 the second time it took 3:55.
I have a fair amount of apps(62mb left), 2 emails and far too many txt messages running an old O/S 5.0.0.421
10mins is just mad, i couldn't live with that.

 
 
Posted by tarick Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

my bold 9000 reboots in aprox 2 minutes and 5 seconds which is faster then the torch and its currently loaded to the brim with msgs and apps wtf?

 
 
Posted by junior_831 Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

Bold 9700 on TMo running Os 5.0.0.862.
Deleted all my msgs, call history, and browser cache/history etc... Took 8 minutes and 11 seconds to boot up from red LED to 100% security software check. Way too long, if u ask me. My memory went up from 77 Mb to 85.

 
 
Posted by tobush Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

My 9700 takes only 2 minutes and 48 seconds.
Its from Rogers Wireless (white).
I've used it for 6 months.
The OS I'm using is 5.0.0.743 os (app version)

So please take this misleading video down. Thanks.

 
 
Posted by HTC_Droid_EvO Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

Clearly the BB line has been plagued with horrid boot times and a few hybrid users haven't changed that at all.

It's something that should have been fixed by now ....the iPhone,galaxy series and Droid line don't take this long and do a billion and one more things......no excuses

 
 
Posted by jlb21 Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

Yeah, something wonky going on here....my Verizon 9650 does NOT take that long to boot, and I have plenty of apps loaded......

 
 
Posted by Connor83 Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

My bold 9700 took 5:28 I have around 50 installed apps, I only have 36.4Mb left in app memory. My encryption is off. My time went up by 5 minuets with full encryption, including memory card (4Gb, 2Gb used). Also I do not delete text messages and I use about 3-4k a month and have had my phone since it came out. I am running 5.0.0.602 on att.

 
 
Posted by MattyPea Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

...with 123mb of free space after the .862 OS and Google Maps, Pandora, Mp3 Ringtone Creator, BerryBuzz, BerryJoose, Memory Booster and MeterBerry; with memory cleaning turned off boots in under 3 min after a hard reset.

 
 
Posted by fatalnova Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

3mins for my BB 8120 from T-mobile

 
 
Posted by tresa1980 Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

HI THERE PICK ME PLS

 
 
Posted by schrack3000 Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

One of the many reasons I don't miss my Tour. Reboots took 5 minutes or so. On my droid incredible? 30 seconds or so.

 
 
Posted by greenii Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

And it still takes me upwards of 7 minutes to turn on, after a battery pull. About 90 seconds of that 7 minutes, is from the final "security verification" screen - seemingly an awful long time! After battery pull, I have about 27mb of memory.

 
 
Posted by Anguish Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010 650 days ago

My 9700 running 5.0.0.423 on Bell takes in the realm of 15 minute to boot up to the point it's usable. It's BES activated, has a 2G SD card, has 114M free with memory compression enabled. (Disabling it didn't help.)

I also pull a BIS account.

I've got a custom theme (Hypaereon Sliq), BerryBuzz, BerryPopup, BeWeather Free, Blockberry, Bolt, CaptureIt, eOffice Mobile Data Alerter, Ka-Glom Free, KeePass, VQI Mileage Tracker, PageOnce Mobile Minutes Tracker, Opera, QuickPull, Crackberry Superstore, and VersaTool.

Really there's been no meaningful degradation over the last 9 months as I've added more, and more, and more. Most of the 3rd party apps and the BIS account got added long after the phone was bought.

Really, BES is what killed it.

 
 
Posted by darkstar3D Saturday, Aug 14, 2010 647 days ago

Odd, my lowly 9000 takes just over two minutes after a battery pull.

 
 
Posted by ras fonzo Sunday, Aug 15, 2010 646 days ago

My 8900 is running os5.0.0.411 and it takes 2minutes 19seconds which is a great improvement from my previos 8520 which took 10minutes to reboot running same os.

 
 
Posted by breakmedown Sunday, Aug 15, 2010 646 days ago

Now, maybe this is just my personal experience, but I find boot time is directly related to how often. Seems like the longer I go without rebooting my phone (anywhere from a couple days to a week or more) the longer it takes to reboot.

 
 
Posted by breakmedown Sunday, Aug 15, 2010 646 days ago

I'm running a BB8900 with OS 5.0.0.461
I've got about 115k of 207k free memory.
I've got 3155 SMS, 12 MMS, and 97 messages.
I've got an uptime of about 131300 seconds, and I've got the 2G radio and WiFi on.
Boot time: 3:30

Alright, now, the next one.
I've got 122k of 207k free.
97 Messages, 12 MMS, and 3164 SMS.
Uptime now, though, is only about 2500 seconds.
Boot time: 3:30

Both times I left the battery out for about 30 seconds. Obviously the data and everything is the same both times. Generally speaking I do a soft reset with the left alt combination, but these times I did complete battery pulls. I guess it really doesn't make any difference about the uptime. Always seemed like it did, though.

 
 
Posted by torro. Tuesday, Aug 17, 2010 644 days ago

I have a BB 9700, running on OS v5 and am getting battery pull/reboot time averaging 2m 20s.

2 possible reasons for your rebooot times;

1.You have way too much junk (i refer to data as being junk) in your phone and are bogging it down. Most likely if you were getting a reboot time of over 9m, a need for app/data deletion is warranted.

Best bet keep your phone clean and only have apps that you really need on your phone.

2. Your phone is defective and need another one.

My BB 9700 is faster than BB torch!!!

 
 
Posted by torro. Wednesday, Aug 18, 2010 643 days ago

whoops double post***

 
 
Posted by Jude526 Sunday, Aug 22, 2010 639 days ago

only takes about 2 min to reboot

 
 
Posted by dpoverlord Tuesday, Aug 31, 2010 630 days ago

[B]BB 9650 with 3rd party apps & games installed:[/B]
Initial Settings:
Adress Book 3567
SMS messages 28,271
Messages 9,010
OS 5.732
Battery Pull/Reboot time 15:39

[B]Clean Wipe on .732[/B]
Nothing installed on 9650 (no data)
3min:40 sec

[B]Installed with new Blackbery OS.865[/B]
[B]Clean Wipe on .865[/B]
Nothing installed on 9650 (no data)
2min:10 sec

---
Data transfer of contacts, password/memopad, contacts and messages:

Adress Book 3567
SMS messages 0
Messages 9,010
Bootup time: 4min 40 secs

---
Data transfer of contacts, password/memopad, contacts, messages AND SMS:
Adress Book 3,567
SMS messages 28,271
Messages 9,010
Bootup time:

 
 
Posted by albertinik Wednesday, Oct 06, 2010 594 days ago

what os u running on that 9700??!! mines take 2,38 min!

 
 
Posted by Puti Pinoy Thursday, Nov 11, 2010 558 days ago

I have a blackberry bold 9700 with at&t and want to remove thire provisoning so that i can take it to another company and provision it with them dose any one know how to do it ro direct me to some one that can?!!!!... anyones help would be greatly aperciated greatly!....